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Chris,
Would a microfinance administered sort of revolvingnbsp;loan pool be the kind
of thing to
accomplish amp; organize?nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; Let's not go to sleep again about
painful oil prices.
nbsp;
From a thousand blossoms of your good ideas we could have a 'Marshall plan'
which would
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Is the India and China hype true?
By BRAHMA CHELLANEY
Today it has become commonplace to speak of India and China in the
same breadth as two emerging great powers challenging the
two-century-old Western domination
Hello Chris
For a quarter of 250.00 a barrel, current solar technology will
fill the needs of the planet.
Do you mean PVs? They have their role to play, but making them is
dirty, recycling them later is also dirty.
What's your plan for dealing with old batteries?
Anyway, there just
Hello Rob
Chris,
Would a microfinance administered sort of revolving loan pool be the
kind of thing to accomplish organize?Let's not go to sleep
again about painful oil prices.
From a thousand blossoms of your good ideas we could have a
'Marshall plan' which would eventually be
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Chris
BIG SNIP
Bill Gates is a dumbo. Sorry, but it's true - either he's a dumbo or
he's an evil s.o.b. I mean, would you put one hundred million dollars
into a scheme to end poverty and feed hungry people in Africa without
doing a little checking first to make
Chip Mefford wrote:
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Chris
BIG SNIP
Bill Gates is a dumbo. Sorry, but it's true - either he's a dumbo or
he's an evil s.o.b. I mean, would you put one hundred million dollars
into a scheme to end poverty and feed hungry people in Africa without
doing a little
Not Chris, but thought I'd chime in anyway, as the rain is providing
with that rare few spare minutes.
Keith Addison wrote:
Hello Chris
For a quarter of 250.00 a barrel, current solar technology will
fill the needs of the planet.
Do you mean PVs? They have their role to play, but
expects the oil price spike to subside as the more
powerful force of debt deflation takes hold next year.
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oh, you've hit it on the head, chip. not just healthcare, either.
make no small plans, goes the saying, and noone takes that principle
more seriously than your freindly neighborhood multinational. the
schemes afoot for the transformation of africa are staggeringly vast
in their scope, and you
Ah, the nickel-iron battery. I've got a fairly comprehensive description of it
in an old automotive technology textbook, and I've always liked the
idea, even if that chapter makes no mention of its durability advantages.
Another factor with batteries for static applications is that their
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